This article explores how data science can reshape economic systems to be more inclusive and sustainable. It discusses the role of data-driven insights in identifying systemic inequities, optimizing resource distribution, and improving policy design. Case examples illustrate how social impact organizations are leveraging analytics to address labour market disparities and design equitable economic interventions. The piece advocates for a shift towards evidence-based, participatory economic planning through the integration of data tools.
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